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Marie BugeBlanchefort
Lagrauliere
19700
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Introducing Loucastan, a recently remodeled house nestled in a tranquil hamlet just 3 km away from the highway. The surroundings of the house are not enclosed, featuring a lovely southern meadow with a delightful lime tree providing shade for your meals, and a charming chestnut grove to the north. The house can comfortably accommodate either 4 or 8 guests, with two bedrooms located on the ground floor and two more bedrooms upstairs under the roof. Each level offers a separate bathroom and toilet, as well as a well-equipped kitchen with a traditional fireplace, and a cozy dining room for delightful meals. Additionally, an inviting lounge on the upper floor provides a perfect space for relaxation.Reviews
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Directions
To reach Tulle, take exit 20 for Seilhac or Clermont Ferrand from the highway. Then, continue on RN120 towards Naves and Seilhac. After that, turn onto D167 and drive towards Lagraulière village, which is approximately 1.5 km away. If you are coming from Limoges or Brive, take exit 45 and follow RN120 towards Seilhac. After driving for 3 km, turn right onto D167, and continue for another 3 km.
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Attractions
- Château de Hautefort: Located in the nearby town of Hautefort, this stunning castle is a must-visit attraction. With its well-preserved architecture and beautiful gardens, it offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich history.
- Collonges-la-Rouge: Situated about 20 kilometers from Blanchefort, Collonges-la-Rouge is a picturesque village known for its unique red sandstone buildings. Stroll through the narrow streets, admire the charming architecture, and visit the local artisan shops.
- Grotte de Lascaux: Located around 40 kilometers away, the Grotte de Lascaux is a renowned prehistoric cave complex. While the original cave is closed to the public, a faithful replica, Lascaux II, allows visitors to experience the fascinating Paleolithic cave art.
- Turenne: A medieval village situated approximately 25 kilometers from Blanchefort, Turenne captivates visitors with its well-preserved castle ruins and cobblestone streets. Explore the historic sites, enjoy panoramic views from the hilltop, and discover the village's rich heritage.
- Pompadour: Known as the "City of the Horse," Pompadour is situated around 30 kilometers away. It is famous for its National Stud Farm and the Château de Pompadour, which once belonged to Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of King Louis XV.
- Brive-la-Gaillarde: As the largest city in the region, Brive-la-Gaillarde is worth a visit. Approximately 30 kilometers from Blanchefort, it offers a vibrant atmosphere, a charming historic center, and a range of shops, restaurants, and cultural events.
- Saint-Robert: Nestled around 15 kilometers away, the village of Saint-Robert is listed among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France." Its medieval architecture, ancient church, and scenic surroundings make it a delightful place to explore.
- The Dordogne River: Flowing through the region, the Dordogne River offers numerous recreational activities. Visitors can go canoeing, kayaking, or take a leisurely boat trip to enjoy the picturesque landscapes and charming riverside towns.
- Padirac Cave: Situated approximately 60 kilometers from Blanchefort, the Gouffre de Padirac is one of the most famous caves in France. Visitors can take a boat trip through the underground river and marvel at the impressive rock formations. 10. Rocamadour: Although slightly further away (about 80 kilometers), Rocamadour is a significant pilgrimage site and a major tourist attraction in the area. Perched on a cliff, it boasts a stunning ensemble of medieval buildings, including a castle, churches, and the famous Black Madonna statue.